Player: Óscar Córdoba

Note on nationality: Óscar Córdoba is a Colombian former professional goalkeeper, not Albanian. He was born in Cali, Colombia, on March 3, 1970. The description "from Albania who played for Colombia" is incorrect; Córdoba represented Colombia at international level.

• Full name: Óscar Córdoba Bernal
• Date of birth: March 3, 1970
• Place of birth: Cali, Valle del Cauca, Colombia
• Position: Goalkeeper

Club career (highlights):

• Deportivo Cali (Colombia) — early professional years
• Deportivo Pereira and other Colombian clubs — domestic career development
• Boca Juniors (Argentina, 1997–2001) — most prominent club spell; won multiple Argentine Primera División titles and Copa Libertadores trophies (2000, 2001)
• Perugia (Italy, 2001–2002) — played in Serie A
• Beşiktaş (Turkey, 2002–2006) — won Süper Lig titles and became a fan favorite
• Millonarios (Colombia) — later years before retirement

International career:

• Colombia national team goalkeeper, earning over 70 caps (1993–2004)
• Played in Copa América tournaments and in World Cup qualifying campaigns

Style and legacy: Córdoba was known for his shot-stopping, penalty-saving ability and leadership from the back. He is widely regarded as one of Colombia’s best goalkeepers of his generation and achieved notable success at Boca Juniors and Beşiktaş.

Current status: Retired from professional play; remains a respected figure in Colombian and South American football history.